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Grayson

Boy

English · GRAY-sən

Origin

English

Pronunciation

GRAY-sən

Meaning & vibe
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Primarily a modern given-name use that came through English surname patterns; meaning is usually explained in that surname context.

Grayson is a modern given name that fits a familiar English surname-to-first-name pattern. It reads cleanly in writing and tends to sound direct and confident, with an everyday nickname option in Gray. Etymologically, Grayson is best treated as a surname-style form that moved into given-name use. Because it’s used in modern naming, you’ll also see common spelling variation, especially Greyson, without a meaningful change in pronunciation. Pronunciation is typically GRAY-sən with two syllables. A practical tip is to expect the nickname Gray to appear naturally in speech and to be aware of the Gray/Grey spelling preference depending on family or regional style.

Etymology: Entered given-name use via English surname-style formation; spelling variants like Greyson are common.

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Origins, variants & nicknames
Names that are established in English-language usage.

Origin

English

Variants & spellings

Greyson

Nicknames

Gray